TRUCK MAKES FREQUENT STOPS
I was driving behind this truck with a good friend in my car and took a moment to snap this photo. I said, “This will be a great title for my next blog!” If I have to have patience to drive behind this big truck blocking my beautiful view that could be quite frustrating. Then I quickly thought, “if the truck needs to be make frequent stops, shouldn’t we?” Certainly we should. For even the Word declares in Genesis 2:1-2, “Thus the heavens and the earth were completed in all their vast array. By the seventh day God had finished the work He had been doing ; so on the seventh day He rested from all His work.” If God took the seventh day to rest then in the beginning of time, that is probably a good indicator that it is also necessary for us as humans to stop frequently and take a rest as well.
We get so busy in life with full-time jobs, relationships, parenting, social networking, exercising, and so many more activities. Even as Christians we need to take time daily for prayer, regular worship, study of the bible, church attendance, activities and fellowship. This kind of consistent business, even though it is good for us, requires us to rest. Sometimes it may even mean that we don’t answer the frequent phone calls, text messages and perhaps even a disconnect from social media so that we give our minds and hearts a break from life. Is that a bad thing to just take a moment and stop engaging yourself in every activity under the sun? Continue reading
I wish that I could tell you that it was going to be very easy. That your process of renewal and healing would happen overnight or in a synch! But that is not actually the case. It is not easy to bounce back from a place that has caused severe wounds such as breaking ungodly soul ties, overcoming a divorce, the loss of a loved one in any capacity, overcoming sickness, and abandonment, betrayal, breaking barriers of addiction, depression, co-dependencies, or any other experiences that have taken up deep places in your soul. 
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